News from 14/06/1990
1990; Gale Group;
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Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, Helen Johnstone, Sheila Gunn, Political Reporter, Peter Green, Graham Chainey, Nick Nuttall, Anne Hills, Nicholas Wood, Political Correspondent, Anatol Lieven, Patricia Davies, Vijitha Yapa, Simon Barnes, Pearce Wright, Andrew Longmore, Mark Souster, Michael Waudby, Widget Firm, Anita MacFARLANE, Catherine Adames in Bucharest, Nigel Eady, Sheridan Morley, Philip Howard, Nick Worrall, Philip V. Newman-Hall, Hilary Finch, Ian Murray, Martin D. Leech, Michael Binyon, Jeremy Kingston, Carol Leonard, Richard Streeton, Micheal Dynes, Transport Correspondent, Simon Wilde, Stewart Tendler, Crime Correspondent, Matthwe Parris, Colin Narbrough, Roddy Forsyth, Geoff Brown, Joe Joseph, Bernard Levin, Andrew McEWEN, Diplomatic Editor, Martin Fletcher, Nicola Beauman, Henry Gee, Gwendoline Bellew, Cris Check, Peter Davenport, Tim Jones Employment Correspondent, C. H. Wilson, Michael Soltys, David Gee, Director, Alan Lorimer, Jill Sherman, Social Services Correspondent, Richard Ford Political Correspondent, Louise Taylor, Gregory L. Robb, Tom Hutchinson, Gillian Maxey and Stephanie Billen, John Durie, Nicholas Watt, Ann Kent, Anne Barnes, Michael Clark, Giles P. T. Walker, Jenny MacArthur, Kate Hoey, Marion Devine, Gwyneth Williams, Kevin Eason Motoring Correspondent, Barry Fantoni, Charles Bremner, Peter Aldous, David Pine, Graham Taylor, John Hennessy, Bruce Kent, Conor Cruise O'Brien, Clive Couldwell, Doron Swade, Micheal Coleman, James Goodard, Jane Wyatt, Leslie Tilley, Jack Waterman, Cris Cheek, Richard Fiord Football Correspondent, M. H. P. Collins, D. J. Andrews, John Woodcock, Edward Gorman, Irish Affairs Correspondent, Sara Parkin, David Miller, Lin Jenkins, Ian Brown, Robin E. H. Bailey, Gillian Bowditch, Philip Webster, Chief Political Correspondent, Mitchell Platts Golf Correspondent, (Michael Phillips), Torsten Kalvemark, Michael Tate, Deputy City Editor, John Higgins, Andrew McEwen, Diplomatic Editor, Richard Bowers, Reginald Foster, Robin Oakley, Political Editor, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, David Robinson, Guy Greenhous, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Bernard Saunders, A. C. Charters Chairman, David Lowry, Peter Bryan, Melvyn Bragg, Craig Seton, David Powell, Athletics Correspondent, Richard Owen, Richard Evans Media Editor, Martin Searby, R. V. Melville, Henry Carter, John Bell City Editor, Michael Hornsby, Agriculture Correspondent, Janet Stone, Jamie Dettmer, David Brewerton, John Goodbody, Christopher Walker, J. D. Sainsbury, H. Alexander, Clive White, Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, Graham Langley, Judith Cruickshank, David Male, Dennis Signy and Louise Taylor, Michael Seely, John Shaw, Mary Magistad, Walter Gammie, Michael McCarthy, Evironment Correspondent, Barry Wood, Mick Hurrell, Melinda Wittstock, Philip Pangalos, Martin Waller, Parce Wright, Robert Littell, Quentin Cowdry, Home Affairs Correspondent, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Tony Rogers, Michael Evans Defence Correspondent, Sheila Horko, Derek Harris Industrial Editor, Susan MacDonald, Matthew Bond, Philip Jacobson, Philip Runnacles, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Andrew Longmore, Tennis Correspondent, Clement Freud, Rodney Lord Economics Editor, Bryan Burdett, Mary Dejevsky, Stuart Jones, Football Correspondent, John Watson,
ResumoSoldiers open fire on rioters in Bucharest Iliescu voices fear of 'fascist coup' Hong Kong curb fails Young's post Peers' deaths Pound rises Seabed tourism Sunderland boast Index Reforms delayed to save Ryzhkov Jehovah's Witness parents snatch sick baby Moscow eases Vilnius blockade Labour prepares for return to the rates Police link IRA to McAlpine bomb The Presentation Company Cup fans shot in bar brawl Channel link consortium on the brink of collapse MoD looks at fourth Trident Race bias laws should be tougher, says CRE Border traders press Haughey to obey EC law Picture Gallery Teachers strike in capping protest Thatcher and Patten at odds in poll tax review CPS winning recruitment campaign Meeting at No 10 Nalgo vote to merge service unions Scottish challenge to Scargill Jaguar abandons F-Type plans Marriage breakups increase Lettuce legacy Aids protest Falklands case Mandela visit Student found Safe for nature Inmate saved life of injured officer as riot began The Strangeways enjury University war of the roses over paintings Belief that blood is sacred sets Witnesses apart Police face another tactical twist in Ira mainland terror campaign Thatcherite 'nomad' becomes a target Britain leads drive for EC drags intelligence unit Country Life Decibels limit for muezzins TV ban for spurious 'green' ads Renault Famous 5 Future of Walker's Welsh valleys initiative in doubt GPs threaten halt to minor surgery over payment battle Guinness trial is adjourned Fish deaths Drugs raids Cyclist missing Crash damages Dustcarts win Arabic rock Regal choice Royal birthday stamps Picture Gallery British cities struggle in prosperity league Statistics tell a tale of contrasting cityscapes Claims for radiation payouts not agreed Scientists challenge assurances on the safety of UK beef Barclays Picture Gallery Minister outraged by EC policy on part-time work Message of global calm from US £300m to clean-up beaches The Enterprise initiative Hong Kong bill breaks pact, Tebbit insists Passports Ford Attack on 'pork barrel politics' Kinnock sounds election alert Minister looks to Iran visit Sanctions on South Africa Plea to help tourism Beaches bill Road deaths Motorways Tunnel traffic Parliament today Anglo American Corporation of South Africa Poll results in Algeria bring state nearer From our Own Correspondent in Cairo: Delirium in Cairo over Cup result Picture Gallery Shamir invitation to UN envoy riles allies Baker rebukes hardline Israel Japan blamed for porpoise deaths Menem family's own soap opera Burmese junta hedges over power transfer Hanoi gets notice of move on bout people National Savings Cheated revolutionaries turn on Ceausescu's chosen heirs East German tip-off leads to seizure of terror suspect Reuter: Police in Belgrade attack protesters Picture Gallery Yeltsin's election was catalyst in Vilnius deal Founding father of Civic Forum bows out The Czechoslovak Parliament Soviet party leaders fight to avoid split Britain rejects idea of aid for Moscow Hopes rise of Vienna From a Correspondent in Santiago: Former aide to Pinochet joins call for him to quit Eta kills colonel in street (Reuter): Poison claim Britons flee Peace wrangle Institute move Strike sackings (AFP): Elephant arrest Fines for animal militants Picture Gallery Sri Lanka ceasefire in tatters Mandela appeal for EC sanctions to remain The Times Blacks set pace of change In South 'Jogger trial' stirs race hatred Moulding a Pax Europa ... and moreover A leader not to do business with Conor Cruise O'brien considers Rafsanjani's 'pragmatism' in the light of the Rushdie affair Only tortured minds can perpetrate such infamy Bernard Levin finds no logic in the animal liberation bomb attacks, and believes that worse is on the way Diplomatic cat and house Chain reaction Diary Shot from under him House of Lord's By the back door A Russian Commonwealth Not yet, Minister City Limits Extremism in aid of animal rights Russian orthodoxy Honours uneven Fiver thoughts Canterbury stakes Future of tunnel link and rail freight Underwater clue Knowing one's place Letters to the Editor should carry a daytime… School priorities On animal farm? Court Circular Today's royal engagements Church news Oxford class list Jane Grigson Service luncheon Service dinner Anniversaries Appointments Lord O'neill of the Maine Forthcoming marriages Latest wills Marriages Reception Lord Ponsonby of Shulbrede Birthdays today Dinners Royal College of Physicians of London Getting wisdom is the most I important thing you can… On This Day A Freedom Restored Concise Crossword No 2202 Testing an optical illusion Surveys suggest fewer Britons are taking eye tests, but how many of us need them? Ann Kent reports English Grains The benefits that bombers forget Medical Briefing Dr Thomas Stuttaford British Diabetic Association Battered by a killer wind Infected with holy enthusiasm A close-up on self help techniques Champneys Bookkeeping of sex in the red Victoria Glendinning on the ultimate male menopausal bimbo fantasy A Time to Dance By Melvyn Bragg Hodder & Stoughton, £12.95 TLS Bugs in the dirty laundry Thrillers Once and Future Spy By Robert Littell Fabter, £12.99 Deadly English understatement Paperbacks Hester Lilly By Elizabeth Taylor Virago, £4.99 New time and old tides Science Fiction Summertide By Charles Sheffield Gollancz, £13.95 Life under stress of fears and hate The Beautiful Mrs Seidenman By Andrezej Szczypiorski Translated by Klara Glowczewsika Weidenfield & Nicolson, £13 What are Firends for By Michael Estorick Duckworth, £11.95 The Woman in his Life By Barbara Taylor Bradford Grafton, £13.95 The Last Salmon By Jeremy Lucas Cape, £12.95 Cardata The threat to our freedom gets verse Poetry Allen Ginsberg, elder statesman of the Beat generation, prosecuted as often as publicly honoured for his poetry, talks to Cris Cheek Multiple Display Advertising Items Boisterous ten-year-old retains a spirit of adventure Festival Hilary Finch previews the 1990 Almeida Festival, maintaining its record for innovation At the cutting edge of expressive skill Michael Colemna considers the dance element of Torvill and Dean's show W. R. Harvey & Co (Antiques) Ltd Hermès Giambattista Tiepolo Critic's Choice: Literature Spink & Son Limited Critic S Choice Video Ghostly giggles in the machine Doron Swade, curator of computing at the Science Museum, looks at the Glasgow art exhibition exploiting computer science Royal National Theatre Pastmaster of the talking picture David Robinson reviews Eric Rohmer's a Tale of Springtime plus Music Box, Treasure Island and Phantom of the Opera Not asking for charity, but commonsense investment British film-makers meet Mrs Thatcher tomorrow. David Robinson anticipates the debate Eagle Star Direct No tears shed for Bohemia Opera La boh?me Covent Garden Theatre Eurydice Minerva, Chichester Dance Giselle Salder's Wells Television Word-Watching Entertainments Winning Move The Apollo Cinema Guide Geoff Brown's assessment of films in London and (where indicated with the symbol) on release across the country Theatre Guide Jeremy Kingston's assesment of current theatre in London Television & Radio Tecno Labour attacks Young's top job The Times Crossword Puzzle No 18,320 Weather From junk bonds to jumble sale How Hurd keeps one hop ahead Political sketch Business and Finance Dunsdale director remanded in custody Pöhl criticised Barclays move Salvesen ahead The Pound Stock Market Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Oil Tourist Rates Bank spoils market euphoria No change signalled on interst rates MMC to study offer by Tate By our Industrial Editor: Bass plans to sell 6011 pubs Docklands prices defy norm Government keeps flats from losing value Glynwed's £32m bid referred by Ridley C&W rings changes with rise to £527m Philips Denzil McNeelance Racal Telecom 95% up at £164m Blacks unit bought by managers Single currency Foxboro attracts Firms cautious New director Cable and Wireless plc Directors look for refinancing deal at troubled Charterhall From a Correspondent: DPR Futures' aim was to make money for clients' Heath trust fund to keep top staff Charges hit Mansfield Third World receives investment warning Business Roundup High interest hurts Lookers European cuts payout Craton Lodge cuts losses Credit group ahead Setback for Arthur Shaw Craig & Rose figures wilt The Times City Diary New billing for Kitcat star The Times City Diary Double and quits The Times City Diary Alexander tunes up the band Comment Streamlining to build muscle into the SIB Words of wisdom The Times City Diary File a flask The Times City Diary Cable and Wireless plc Regalian's rough ride Tempus Back shares drive call to industry PCT up 17.8% Grovewood loss Hughes ahead Learmonth fall Dividend raised Chemring slips Ingres Japan shelves theory on 'beneficial' trade surplus Waddington clear-out Lowndes Lambert plans buy Amex issue to help pay Shearson losses Alpha Stocks Recent Issues Traditional Options Goodman dairy plan for Food Industries Growth in exports helps advance Cape 31% to £17 m Laird buys Stanton From our Correspondent in Newyork: Property loans hit bank profits in US World Market Indices Globe Investment Trust Plc Wall Street London Traded Options Major Indices Major Changes (Reuter): Dow falters ahead of 'triple witching' Cathay Pacific Broker backs retailing sector Stock Market Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts The Times Unit Trust Information Service Third Market Commodities Foreign Exchanges Money Markets London Financial Futures Further strong advance Stock Exchange Prices Curb on scope of search and seize orders Directions Three pages of VAT owing constituted one assessment Stock relief on bullion All aboard for a safari to the bed of the sea Jules Verne's adventures 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea could become a reality for tourists if submarine makers can perfect a suitable pleasure craft. Nick Nuttall reports Surgery through the keyhole British doctors this week carried out operations using laser techniques which could cut hospital waiting lists Morse Fox Software Doubts bit expedition Terror trauma Spaceplane plan Science & Technology Archibold Rae Consultants Limited HRS Hanover Briefing Pointers to peril The serious side of dinosaurs Despite the popular view of the prehistoric heavies, Henry Gee wants greater emphasis to be placed on the academic approach SouthWest Computer Resources Daresbury Does your work make you sick? Sick building syndrome is a common and grouing problem among British workers. Mick Hurrell reports Rocc Stephen Fairbank Associates South Bank Polytechnic AFRC Institute of Food Research Cpl Scientific B. A. T (U. K. and Expot) Limitedyt The Institute of Cancer Research Multiple Display Advertising Items Monkey bugs m the Aids fight Cranbrook Training and Recruitment Plc Jobs For The Boys Multiple Classified Advertising Items James Amende EPP Ltd Age of the rising oceans Increasing levels of carbon dioxide in the atomosphere could drastic effects on sea levels. Henry Gee reports on a new study Classifying a disaster Science & Technology Continued From Previous Page Overseas Development Computer Professionals PAGA Senior Lecturer in Computing and It Section Putting self-development on IT agenda Jobscene The non-technical skills of computer experts need to be improved to become a hybrid manager Picture Gallery Saudi Business Machines Ltd. Summers Associates Limited Computer wheels turn slowly in boardrooms Information Technology Many information technology managers have insecure strategic data, suffer computer fraud and believe networking is a dream. They should now leave the 1970s time warp AT&T White-collar fraud is like a thief in the night An estimated £5.5 billion was lost through lack of security in It systems in Europe in 1987 Opening the way to communication Information Technology Despite 10 years of technical standards, most British firms are not yet aware of the benefits that open systems can bring to business Clwyd Touche Ross The industry blueprint An international forum is formulating some guidelings for network managers Case Network Communications Planning for success Companies must create a climate where managers are commited to making IT work Prepare for the worst when you may lose the lot There is increasing need for people who combine IT skills with business expertise Software Publishing Corporation Emergence of the hybrid manager Disaster recovery is vital, yet many firms have no plan for when the system fails A better town for everybody Investment is about to transform Ipswich. John Shaw sees the start of the town centre revival Ipswich The three routes to controversy The dilemma of development As better communications draw the county closer to the capital, a new problem has arisen Ransomes Europark Gerrard Vivian Gray Battle joined on the beaches Squires Owen Tranquillity territory for the tourists Ipswich and East Suffolk The Royal College of Physicians Bear Stearns Leaving College? Legal Notices Jaeger News International Newspapers Limited Crone Corkill Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chartered Institute of Management Accountants Non-Secretarial Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Stepping Stones Banking and Legal Cr?me Solicitors in Bloomsbury require two legal… Maine-Tucker Recrument Consultants Embassy of Japan Knightsbridge Secretaries Fairbridge Drake VLP or MK Bloodstock and Fine Art Legal Permanent Secs. Witco Exports Ltd Part Time Vacancies Multiple Classified Advertising Items Crone Corkill Tour Operator Multiple Display Advertising Items Visa Recruitment Consultants Multiple Classified Advertising Items Board bar Benn bout Berriman to the fore in British team Fencing Innocent supporters have been worst punished Sports Letters How a spell in jail was the making of a world contender Boxing New venue is voted a great success Sport for the Disabled Public thanks due Dulwich lament Board wants tougher rivals for Lewis Giving a poor impression Existing powers Prohibited viewing Flat racing fails its followers Serious danger Dual role for golf1 Australian side bongs England down to earth Netball Harsh on the ear Walsham spurred by new sponsors Cycling Fixtures Sport on TV Sportscene A would-be Italian werewolf in London The nation whose football has the excitement of Alfa, the style of Armani and the ruthlessness of the Mafia Barry Fantoni, writer and cartoonist, describes the delicious agony of being an Italian football fanatic trapped ion the terraces of England Pyramid men one of the wonders of World Cup Speculation not for Robson Group-By-Group Results and Tables The wall is still unbreached On the World Cup Roxburgh rejects any flouting of drink ban Uruguay show a familiarly dull approach Berti sole change for Italy World Cup Match Facts Today's Fixtures World Cup Notebook Politicians vote with their sets Vows to diet Case proved Mandarin: Speedy Mac's Imp to show way Mandarin, By Our New Correspondent: Newbury Selections Mandarin, By Newmarket Correspondent: Hamilton Park The Times Racing Service Carson misses out as Hern's filly makes sparkling debut Lure for small owners Mandarin, By Our Newmarket Correspondent: Chepstow Selections Yesterday's results from four meetings Blinkered first time Cauthen must face stewards Rapid Raceline Faldo the man to murder Medinah US Open and Masters gold champions come face to face with history at Medinah Mashego embarks on a journey to the stars By a Special Correspondent: Trimble's score brings him a birthday reward Conwy conquers floods Crawley strikes form Littlewoods By a Correspondent: Thomson on scent of a title Lord's moving slowly to open door to women Cricket Imrie lifts Scottish morale Brave Twose stands firm to deny Surrey Singh must withdraw In Brief Hodges signs (Reuter): Soviets sail (AFP): Pistons again Fine opener Cook retires Milne earns recall as Scots go for scrummage power Rugby Union Smith to step into Cusworth's boots Fouroux's men on tee wrong side of referee Hipwood decisive in cup-tie Polo From a Correspondent Christchurch, New Zealand: Reilly says tour loss is abysmal Rugby League Golf Hotline Exile struggles to get ahead All the parts are working but the McEnroe tennis machine needs oiling Blow as sponsors pull out Cash for Wimbledon BSB For the Record Optimism kindled by three defeats Too many voices from the sidelines Kate Hoey, MP (Labour) for Vauxall and a former athlete, gives her view of sport on television this week Board to pursue complaint on race Athletics By a Correspondent: Champion overstays her time Whitaker pins his double hopes on his second string Equestrianism By a Special Correspondent: Churchill away to trouble-free start Rowing Racing Sunderland get Swindon's place Worcestershire cruise into cup final Daniels Fairbrother's final flourish Tyson in good humour Faldo back on course Home win for Maradona's loyal followers MP fights taxman for Olympic funds 20 Pages of Top Career Appointments Taking care of business Child care can be cost-effective, as several companies have proven, yet employers remain reluctant to provide this service for staff, Widget Finn reports Longman Group UK Profile Management Search KPMG The National Gallery Varley-Walker Enterprise Ayrshire Chief Executive Granada Computer Services Roger Lilley Associates Powergen Whitehead Rice Michael Page Marketing Microsoft MSL International MSL Advertising Buckingham 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They are well-paid professionals seeking a formal career structure, Ann Hills reports Recruitment Matters Ltd Abbey Life London Based International Oil Broker My Suit Early Retired/redundant Personnel Director KPMG Knight Frank & Rutley Royal Navy Officer British Nuclear Fuels Plc Yorkshire Regional Health Authority Ski Consultant/reservationist The Times Eleanor Palmer Trust Dragons of Walton Street Ltd. Summer Cruising Negotiator/interviewer Multiple Display Advertising Items Progressive Reuter Simkin Directions Thames Television Banking & Accountancy Anglian Water Plc Multiple Display Advertising Items Well Court Associates Accounting Plus Graduates Train in Corporate Tax Consultancy Multiple Display Advertising Items Tees World National Power Mercury Personal Communications Rosewater Engineering Ltd Parkway Contracts Look! 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